Julie Doiron

Loneliest in the morning is right. From the Joni-like cover to the piano 'n' strum confessionals, this is album is chock-full of sad-eyed singer-songwriter fare for those who listen to music while curled into a fetal ball. Don't laugh! We all feel the pain every now and then, and you can do a lot worse than Julie Doiron. Few musicians can make so much from so little. After nearly 20 years on the indie scene (she got her start in Eric's Trip, y'know), Doiron is a bona fide pro at her craft.